Services

Coordinated supports for every stage of the journey

Choose one service or combine several. Your plan is reviewed regularly so it keeps pace with school years, housing changes, health needs, and growing independence.

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01 · Service

Family Preservation

Intensive, in-home support that helps families stay safely together when stress, crisis, or agency involvement threatens to separate them.

  • Safety planning built with the household, not handed to it
  • Weekly in-home visits and 24-hour coaching support
  • Coordination with DFCS, schools, and courts
  • Concrete help with the barriers behind the case plan

02 · Service

Foster Care Support

Practical, steady help for foster, kinship, and adoptive caregivers — from placement day through permanency and beyond.

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  • Placement-day essentials and welcome kits
  • Caregiver support groups and one-to-one mentoring
  • Trauma-informed behavior coaching
  • Respite nights so caregivers can keep going

03 · Service

Parenting Education

Judgment-free classes and one-to-one coaching that build confidence in discipline, routines, communication, and child development.

  • Evidence-informed group series, days and evenings
  • Coaching for co-parents and grandparents raising kids
  • Court- and DFCS-accepted completion certificates
  • Childcare and transportation help for participants

04 · Service

Mental Health Counseling

Individual, family, and group counseling with licensed clinicians who understand trauma, grief, anxiety, and the weight families carry.

  • Individual, couples, family, and child therapy
  • Trauma-focused and grief-specific approaches
  • Telehealth across Georgia plus in-person sessions
  • Sliding-scale fees and Medicaid accepted

05 · Service

Domestic Violence Services

Confidential advocacy, safety planning, and shelter navigation for survivors and their children — at whatever pace feels safe.

  • Confidential safety planning, day or night
  • Court accompaniment and protective-order help
  • Emergency shelter and relocation navigation
  • Support groups for survivors and their children

06 · Service

Substance Use Support

Recovery support that treats people as people: assessment, peer coaching, treatment referrals, and help holding a family together through it.

  • Recovery coaching from people with lived experience
  • Warm handoffs to detox and treatment providers
  • Family recovery groups and Al-Anon connections
  • Relapse planning without shame or discharge

07 · Service

Housing Assistance

Help staying housed or getting rehoused — rental assistance navigation, landlord mediation, and step-by-step housing search support.

  • Eviction prevention and rental assistance applications
  • Landlord mediation and tenant rights education
  • Coordinated-entry and voucher navigation
  • Move-in essentials and furniture connections

08 · Service

Food Resources

No family should ration meals. We connect households to pantries, SNAP, school meals, and our own weekend food boxes.

  • Weekly pantry partners in every county we serve
  • SNAP and WIC application assistance
  • Weekend and school-break food boxes for kids
  • Holiday meal distributions

09 · Service

Employment Assistance

Job readiness that respects real life — resumes, interviews, certifications, childcare, and transportation solved together.

  • Resume building and mock interviews
  • Certification and GED program referrals
  • Employer partnerships with fair-chance hiring
  • Work clothing, tools, and first-month support

10 · Service

Youth Mentoring

Consistent adult relationships for young people ages 8–18, paired with tutoring, life skills, and college and career exposure.

  • One-to-one matches with vetted, trained mentors
  • Weekly tutoring and homework support
  • College tours and career-day experiences
  • Summer leadership and paid internship tracks

11 · Service

Crisis Intervention

When today is the emergency: rapid response, de-escalation, and same-week connection to the services that stabilize a household.

  • Same-day response for families in acute crisis
  • De-escalation and mobile crisis coordination
  • Emergency financial and utility assistance
  • Follow-up for 30 days after the crisis passes

12 · Service

Transportation Assistance

Rides and fare support so a missing car never becomes a missed appointment, court date, interview, or school day.

  • Rides to medical, court, and benefits appointments
  • MARTA and regional transit fare cards
  • Gas cards for rural households
  • Vehicle repair micro-grants

13 · Service

Community Outreach

Showing up where families already are — schools, churches, housing communities, and neighborhood events across Georgia.

  • Resource fairs and mobile intake days
  • Back-to-school and holiday drives
  • Faith and school partnership programs
  • Neighborhood listening sessions
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We will help you sort it out

Describe your situation in a few sentences and a coordinator will suggest the services worth considering — including options outside our organization if they fit better.

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